An indoor laser game centre inside Abidjan Mall at Riviera Bonoumin in Cocody, with three separate arenas including one designed for players aged 10 and over. It is the standard wet-weather fallback in a city whose outdoor activities largely stop during the June downpours, and the arenas are air-conditioned.
Laser Street is an indoor laser tag centre inside Abidjan Mall in Riviera Bonoumin, Cocody, built around three separate arenas that let multiple groups play at once or run larger multi-team sessions. One arena is specifically designed for players aged ten and over, making it one of the few adventure-style activities in Abidjan set up for families with younger children alongside adult groups. No fitness or prior experience is needed: staff issue a laser vest and phaser at the desk, run a short safety and rules briefing, and games last twenty to thirty minutes with the option to book several rounds back to back for a one to two hour session. Because the arenas are indoors and air-conditioned, Laser Street functions as the standard wet-weather fallback for Abidjan residents and visitors, especially useful during the June rainy season when the city's outdoor river, lagoon and beach activities are most likely to be rained off. Its location inside Abidjan Mall means it sits alongside shops, food outlets and cinema screens, so a laser game session is easy to combine with a wider afternoon or evening out in Riviera Bonoumin. Equipment beyond the supplied vest and phaser is minimal — trainers or closed shoes with grip and clothing that allows crouching and running through the arena's obstacles are the main requirements. Staff supervise each session from a control point and can pause or end a game if a player needs assistance, though the activity carries low physical risk compared with the lagoon and coastal adventures found elsewhere in the city. Pricing is set at the front desk on a per-game basis rather than published online, and typically falls in a moderate range for a family or group activity in Abidjan. The centre operates year-round on the mall's normal opening hours, with no seasonal closures since the arenas are entirely indoors.
| Price | Per-game pricing is set at the desk and typically falls in the 5,000-10,000 XOF / 8.77-17.54 USD range per player |
|---|---|
| Duration | 20-30 minutes per game; 1-2 hours for a multi-game session |
| Difficulty | easy |
| Season | Year-round; most useful from March to July when outdoor plans are rained off |
| Address | Laser Street, Abidjan Mall, Riviera Bonoumin, Cocody, Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire |
Activity facts
- Where
- Riviera Bonoumin, Cocody, about 12 km northeast of Le Plateau
Equipment
- Trainers or closed shoes with grip
- Comfortable clothing that allows crouching and running
- Laser vest and phaser supplied on site
Location
Laser Street, Abidjan Mall, Riviera Bonoumin, Cocody, Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire
5.3640, -3.9630 View on map
Highlights
- Three separate arenas, including one for players aged 10 and over
- Air-conditioned, indoor venue inside Abidjan Mall
- Reliable wet-weather fallback during the June rainy season
- Easy to combine with shopping, food and cinema at the mall
Tips for visiting
- Book multiple rounds together for a longer one to two hour session
- Wear trainers or closed shoes with grip for running and crouching in the arena
- Arrive slightly early during weekends and school holidays when the mall is busiest
- Pricing is set at the desk, not published online, so confirm the per-game rate on arrival
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Frequently asked questions
Is Laser Street suitable for young children?
One of the three arenas is designed for players aged 10 and over, making it one of the more family-friendly adventure activities in Abidjan.
What happens if it rains?
Nothing changes — the arenas are fully indoors and air-conditioned, which is why the venue is a common wet-weather fallback.
Is equipment provided?
Yes, a laser vest and phaser are supplied on site; players only need to bring suitable closed shoes and clothing.
How long does a session last?
Individual games run 20-30 minutes, and groups often book several rounds for a one to two hour visit.